Daily Sightings

Tons of humpbacks scattered around. We started with a group of about six, including two pec slapping, before staying with a trio. One gave us a fantastic tail throw, while the other two surfaced very close to the bow for some incredible looks.

Fantastic feeding activity around Moss Landing today, with around 20 humpback whales scattered throughout the area. We saw great lunge feeding, flashes of anchovies, playful sea lions, and tons of seabirds including plunge-diving pelicans and terns.

We encountered plenty of scattered humpback whales throughout Monterey Bay, along with a large pod of common dolphins that gave us some fantastic looks!

An incredible morning on the bay! We encountered a humpback mom and calf pair, with the calf breaching and pec slapping several times. A few more humpbacks were spread throughout the area, along with 2 blue whales and several hundred common dolphins!

sightings included humpback whales not far outside the harbor, giving us some great looks close to home! We also encountered a pod of around 30 short-beaked common dolphins traveling through the bay.

We encountered a humpback mother and calf pair southwest of Monterey, with the calf putting on a great show of breaching and pectoral fin slapping!

We encountered about six humpback whales foraging near Moss Landing alongside sea lions and huge numbers of seabirds. With plenty of fish visible in the water, we finished the encounter with an impressive vertical lunge feed!

Another great day on Monterey Bay with multiple humpback whales, including a large group of about nine actively feeding. We enjoyed great looks, including sporadic tail throws, along with a large sea lion raft and hundreds of seabirds throughout the area.

An incredible day on Monterey Bay with four killer whales, identified as CA113, CA113A, CA177, and CA20, also known as “Glacier.” We also encountered humpback whales putting on an impressive lunge-feeding display!

Humpback whales, Risso’s dolphins, and common dolphins were spotted today, with exciting lunge-feeding behavior from the humpbacks.